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  • Modified ticket #2902 on gnuplot

    noautoscale and plot with boxes

  • Posted a comment on ticket #2902 on gnuplot

    Autoscaling is suppressed by the plot command given. You can see that in the y axis range. However by default there is a separate step where the x-axis range is adjusted to span the full width of the left-most box and the right-most box. WIthout this, auto-scaling based on the data x coordinates would terminate the x-axis range at the midpoints of these boxes so half of the box would be clipped. So yes, it can be considered a bug that the "noautoscale" specifier does not also suppress this additional...

  • Modified ticket #2901 on gnuplot

    Failure in defining an array if size not defined

  • Modified ticket #837 on gnuplot

    Remove __MSC__ in favor of _MSC_VER

  • Posted a comment on ticket #2900 on gnuplot

    It might be possible to re-order or otherwise modify the calls into the cairo library in such a way that changing the color preserved the current state of dot/dash position within a longer path. Might be. I'm not sure. I tried the stupid-but-easy change of replacing cairo_stroke() with cairo_stroke_preserve(), but that did not work at all. Perhaps someone with more cairo experience either knows how to do it or knows it can't be done.

  • Modified ticket #598 on gnuplot

    Documentation to exisiting feature: Inline data accessible via []

  • Modified ticket #566 on gnuplot

    Option to generate animation as video file (mpeg or mp4)

  • Modified ticket #588 on gnuplot

    periodically exclude data, or more flexible choice specification

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  • Prospero LIMS tool for tracking crystallization data and predicting success Last Updated:
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